University City High School - Excelsus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Knsten Slater and Kim Maloney work on silk screening. Debbie Fujita supervises. Graphic Arts Club This club was opened to all graphic arts stu- dents. Enthusiastic students came in after school every Wednesday and received extra credit points. The Graphic Arts Club allowed students to get ahead with their work and as- signments because one hour of regular class time was hardly enough. Students worked with various projects such as photography, silk- screen and offset. Their teacher, Mr. Schofield was a dedicated instructor who put in his time and effort to give his students first priority. r ' Debbie Fujita and Sundari Raganathan work on latest projects Linda Moore waits for fmishied product. Knsten Slater and Kim Malonie talk of latest tectiniques in Grapfiic Arts. 103

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Student Store The student store, this first year at University City High School was a great success. The store sold foods, school materials, T-shirts etc. It was flocked with people before and after school and during lunch. Throughout the year students enjoyed the benefits of having a store close by to purchase needed items. People in- volved in ASB worked in the store. ASB adviser Mr. Yandall comments, The store exists for the students so that we try to cater to students desires and needs within the framework set forth by the San Diego City School district. Proceeds from the store went to ASB funds and these funds helped ASB to sponsor the activities that went on throughout the year. Back Row: Deanna Bakhos. Lauri Cleaveland. Glen Livesay. Kara Smith, Ken Sharp, Cynthia Chaney, Annette Gorholt, David Michael, Leah Singer, Mark Rich- ards. Front Row: Shawn Smith, Cathy Billy. Jay Ryan, Aaron Smith, Ram Cash- man, Kriss Zounes, Allison Moore, Katrina Home. Melba Bland. Mark Richards takes responsibility o( making change.

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Chess Club Chances are, if you were a chess fan, you were one of the members of The Chess Club, origi- nated by the students for the students. Doors were opened to all people who were interested in playing the challenging, skillful game of chess. Tournaments were played on a ladder where the students went up and down, accord- ing to whether they won or lost. The club met during lunch, and was supervised by Mr. Asakawa, who commented, the club was just outragous. Back Row. Shdwn McMillan, David Obarr, Chris Halkin, David Owen Front Row: Victor Wong. Mike Houghton, Chih-ming Chiang. Steve Nacata and David Obarr battle it out! Jim Snook makes a move. Chih-ming Chiang concentrates on his deadly W: Jk. l%i Mike Houghton breaks his tram of thought (or a bite to eat. 104